. Floristen Review [microform]. Blumenzucht. Erwähnen Sie die ReTlew wben Schreiben yon. Lage und mit einer ausgezeichneten Nachfrage treffen. Bauchige Lager wird immer reichlich. Die Liste enthält sowohl gezwungen und South-ern Narzissen und jonquils, Doppelzimmer und Einzelzimmer Tulpen, Hyazinthen, Freesien und Papier weiße Narzissen. Snapdragon erfüllt mit einer guten Nachfrage. Andere An- gebote sind calendulas, Orchideen, Veilchen, Primeln, Mauerblümchen und Vergissmeinnicht. Gruene aller Art sind- mit einem guten Markt. Verschiedene Noten. E.6. Gillett's wirework Abteilung hat außergewöhnlich beschäftigten während der letzten w.

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Mention The ReTlew wben yon write. ply and meet with an excellent demand. Bulbous stock is becoming plentiful. The list includes both forced and south- ern daffodils and jonquils, double and single tulips, Dutch hyacinths, freesias and Paper White narcissi. Snapdragon meets with a good demand. Other offer- ings are calendulas, orchids, violets, baby primroses, wallflowers and forget- me-nots. Greens of all kinds are meet- ing with a good market. Various Notes. E. 6. Gillett's wirework department has been exceptionally busy during the last several weeks. C. E. Critchell has been getting in some excellent sweet peas that have been finding a ready sale. Among recent visitors were Philip L. McKee, president of the American Greenhouse Manufacturing Co., Chi- cago; Eobert Rahaley, Detroit, Mich.; S. J. Hider, Hillsboro, 0.; John Scott, Huntsville, Ala., and Joseph Hill, Rich- mond, Ind. Clarence Conger, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Conger, who was waylaid and shot a week ago at Wichita, Kan., died March 1 from his wounds. His parents and family have the sympathy of their friends in their bereavement. Mrs. Theresa Buschle, wife of E. Buschle, passed away at her home last week. She was a victim of influenza. Her husband and a child survive. The trade extends to them its sympathy in their bereavement. C. H. H. DENVER, COLO. Various Notes. Mrs. Lewis, of the Columbine Flower Shop, has been confined to her bed for the last seven weeks by the influenza and • eomplications. She is slowly im- proving. Sergt. K. C. Davis, who served for more than a year in the Quartermaster Corps, has returned to Denver and is now with C. F. Maler. His only regret is that he was not sent overseas. A recent letter from William Cash, who is in a company of the Engineer Corps in France, states that he expects to be home before Easter. B. S. Green Sheet Moss NATURAL Shipped direct from Tennessee 13-lb. to 15-lb. bags per bag—$2.25—per bag This is fresh-

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